Re: OE hlihhan / hlæhhan (self-correction)

W dniu 2012-04-21 21:48, Piotr Gasiorowski pisze:

> Geminated /xx/ is rare in Old English, but we find it e.g. in <hweohhol>
> (one of the non-Vernerian variants of the 'wheel' word), and in Old
> Northumbrian <æhher> 'ear of corn' and <tæh(h)er>, both with the
> sporadic but rather common West Germanic obstruent gemination before a
> liquid (*xWexWla-, *ax(i)r- < *axiz-, *taxra-). There are several other
> examples, such as the verb <tiohhian>/<teohhian> 'consider'.

Instead of "both", read "all three".

Piotr